Why does this have more 5 stars but all negative comments?
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It's fake, take note, the bottle is listed as aqua di gio Not Giona very deceiving. I paid 60 bucks for it and it smells like stink bait! I have the real thing and bought this for a friend, how embarrassing when she wore it and smelled awful, I never oped the box which looked just like my original when I gave it to her, I asked her to bring me her bottle it did not even look like my bottle! I don't know who gives it 5 stars but their delusional.
1097515
Then you obviously haven't read all of my vine reviews. I have given low but honest ratings to products that have deserved it, in my humble opinion. That is what is expected of a Vine reviewer. I have never given a 5-star review to a product that I felt didn't deserve it.
267246
Good question - I tried to write an even stronger review warning against this vendor, but the that kind of content is apparently inappropriate for a review - I'm supposed to leave that kind of feedback in another place (one that I haven't yet found). All I could do is review the product, so that's what I did.
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I must confess it is a bit disturbing to have the company president tracking down bad reviewers in the company database! Rather chilling and kind of Orwellian, don't you think? Also, your statement that OMyGarden has a near perfect record of customer satisfaction is wildly incorrect - on eBay, you have only a 97.2% rating (even mine is 99.2) and on Amazon a whopping 11% left negative feedback, with another 6% leaving only neutral feedback. This does not reflect an acceptable level of customer satisfaction. Perhaps ypur time would be better specnt improving your product and shaping up your customer service department than trolling the web looking for bad reviews and seeking out the reviewers. I must confess it is a bit disturbing to have the company president tracking down bad reviewers in the company database! Rather chilling and kind of Orwellian, don't you think? Also, your statement that OMyGarden has a near perfect record of customer satisfaction is wildly incorrect - on eBay, you have only a 97.2% rating (even mine is 99.2) and on Amazon a whopping 11% left negative feedback, with another 6% leaving only neutral feedback. This does not reflect an acceptable level of customer satisfaction. Perhaps ypur time would be better specnt improving your product and... » Read More I must confess it is a bit disturbing to have the company president tracking down bad reviewers in the company database! Rather chilling and kind of Orwellian, don't you think? Also, your statement that OMyGarden has a near perfect record of customer satisfaction is wildly incorrect - on eBay, you have only a 97.2% rating (even mine is 99.2) and on Amazon a whopping 11% left negative feedback, with another 6% leaving only neutral feedback. This does not reflect an acceptable level of customer satisfaction. Perhaps ypur time would be better specnt improving your product and shaping up your customer service department than trolling the web looking for bad reviews and seeking out the reviewers. « Show Less
534147
Video game ratings should be taken seriously. There's a reason why a kid under 17 cannot buy this game at a retail store. It's not about opinion. It has a rating. Pay attention to it.
971825
I and several others have answered this question more than once. Please read the reviews and answers to questions.
1345707
If Amazon doesn't start to police the gaming of their reviewing system (which is rampant, IMHO) being done by authors and third party sellers, they may as well stop with the reviews. I've been burned a couple of times by products that have 5 star reviews that ended up in my trash bin upon delivery. Sure, there are good 3rd party sellers out there, but how can I tell the good from the bad? I'm done with 3rd party sellers. It's either Amazon selling it or I don't buy it.
695489
Before I purchase any item I look over the reviews, there are ALOT of products out there with only 5 stars and some below. I do not see a problem with this product being 5stars only because it is a great product. And I do not think the title is odd, they just wanted to be sure you knew what you could use said product for.
911810
I saw that too, and I think it was just an accident by the Reviewer. BUT - Anyone who reads the review will SEE that it is an error because the customer was quite pleased and very enthusiastic about buying more. Sometimes mistakes happen - and I think that's the situation here. But the overwhelming positive opinions will prevail. This is a popular item.
1103309
No no, I'm sure all these people just happened to buy the exact same chalk board paper, rubber bracelets, spiral cutter, diet supplements, and swimming cap. Right. To anyone not in the know, there are companies out there that issue a refund in exchange for 5 star ratings, and that looks like the case for nearly all 5 star reviews here (in other words, people leave good reviews to get stuff for free).
1319882
No idea. I wonder also when I browse and read reviews. I only take those with "verified amazon purchase" reviews seriously. Not much I am aware of unless others can chip in.
1468165
Guess this question has to be put to a vote. Lovely. Heck of a lot of good this "ask people who've purchased the item" does when the two responders can't even agree about something objective! ("Do the eyes close?")
1766240
I am definitely thinking the same thing; I posted a not very positive review a couple of days ago, and within hours tons of 5 star reviews popped up and my two star review went back to page two or three. I think that somebody (or bodies) are playing us for stupid. lol
806419
Because people are leaving negative reviews for a particular seller on a product page that is used for many sellers instead of leaving the negative reviews on the seller's page. Amazon is a marketplace with many different sellers selling the same items. This page describes the product, and gives you a list of sellers to choose from (though it does default to one seller, there is a list of others to the right of the page). I only buy from sellers that use Amazon to fulfill the order and I also check the reviews on the seller's page. Reviews on this page should only be the opinion of the actual lotion, not if they got fake lotion (that should go on the seller's feedback)...unless they give the seller's name here because that would be helpful.
2066617
My personal opinion is that trolls like you, leo, who feel the need to post negative reviews on items that they never bought or owned should be permanently BANNED from ever posting on this site again. Please get a life, sir.
1685393
No, I never had any complaints. It's quite enough. It's a very good unit for a great price.
816454
Hi, I'm a part of the Fluenz team. Thanks for taking an interest in our software and for your concern over Amazon remaining a valuable place for people looking to get objective reviews. We've been selling at Amazon for about a year and a half now. Over the course of that time, Amazon has contacted thousands of our users directly, and hundreds of them have responded by posting Seller Reviews. I bring this up because the Seller Reviews--4.8 stars from nearly 300 people--mirror the general feelings of the product reviews. There are a few negative ones in there (one person hated that he had to use the DVD, another experienced a shipping mistake, others had some usability issues), but overall they're very positive. And the only way anyone can submit a Seller Review is if they actually buy a Fluenz program at Amazon, and Amazon contacts them directly asking for their comments. Of course all the reviews on our product pages are real, but I think pointing you to these Seller Reviews is the easiest way to show this. You can read these reviews here: